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Hearst Museum object titled Bands, accession number 9-15159a,b, described as Two bands, Silk, gilt paper wrapped yarns. Damask ground, embroidered. Varicolored. Floral motives. 42 inches by 3 inches, each.

Hearst Museum object titled Bell-krater, accession number 8-3814, described as Campanain Red-figure bell-krater; added yellow and white paint; A, nude youth with spear seated on drapery-covered rock, woman with wreath and phiale; B, a seated woman and standing draped youth, tambourine above; below, wave pattern; at handles, palamette flanked by a floral motifs; under rim, wreath pattern. H., 31.5 D., 27.8cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 3-15422, described as Maiolica: 10 3/4" long fruit bowl with 2 blue floral patterns, handles at ends.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Canteen, accession number 2-8119, described as White, decorated canteen. Polychrome floral and triangular design on both sides, cracked on one side. Height: 12.5 cm; approximate diameter: 17.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cart, miniature, enamel on metal, accession number 9-17864a-d, described as Figurine: two-wheel cart with hitch (a) and removable bonnet-shaped lid (b) drawn by water buffalo (c) Cloisonne on bronze. Cart decorated with white multi-pane windows framed in bronze, on sides and rear, surrounded by multi-colored stylized floral scrolls and deers and dogs, on turquoise ground, Top of lid multicolored "5 bat" motif surrounding "Shou" character ( meaning 5 kinds of good luck and longevity). Unidentified mark of open triangular carving on underside of cart. Wheels decorated with double gourd motif on turquoise ground. (c) Water buffalo: cloisonne multi-colored stylized dragons and bird scrolls on a dark brick red ground. (a, b,c) Ch' ien-lung style. Dark hardwood stand with feet . (a) 36 cm maximum length (b) 22 cm length (c) 24.5 cm max length (d) 39.2 cm length

Hearst Museum object titled Color slide, accession number 25-26843, described as Chapingo zinnias.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Comforters, accession number BY.A-63a,b, described as Two red satin comforters with a floral pattern on one side. Stitching in a floral pattern on patterned side. THEOS C. BERNARD printed in red on a small white cloth sewn to bottom corner on both comforters.

Hearst Museum object titled Doily, accession number 2-62951, described as Lace: floral motif. Knifed. White.

Hearst Museum object titled Long-necked lute, accession number 9-16330, described as Banjo. Metal soundbox with top and bottom covered with snake skin. Neck and pegs of wood, ivory trim. Neck and soundbox painted red with floral trim. Chinese writing on back of neck. Bridge and strings appear to be recent additions. Length: 60.5 cm; soundbox diameter: 19 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature canteen, accession number 2-15943, described as Canteen, ceramic. Two handles, floral and geometric design in brown and red on white ground. Molded and painted.

Hearst Museum object titled Bands, accession number 9-15159a,b, described as Two bands, Silk, gilt paper wrapped yarns. Damask ground, embroidered. Varicolored. Floral motives. 42 inches by 3 inches, each.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bell-krater, accession number 8-3814, described as Campanain Red-figure bell-krater; added yellow and white paint; A, nude youth with spear seated on drapery-covered rock, woman with wreath and phiale; B, a seated woman and standing draped youth, tambourine above; below, wave pattern; at handles, palamette flanked by a floral motifs; under rim, wreath pattern. H., 31.5 D., 27.8cm

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Bowl

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Canteen

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Hearst Museum object titled Cart, miniature, enamel on metal, accession number 9-17864a-d, described as Figurine: two-wheel cart with hitch (a) and removable bonnet-shaped lid (b) drawn by water buffalo (c) Cloisonne on bronze. Cart decorated with white multi-pane windows framed in bronze, on sides and rear, surrounded by multi-colored stylized floral scrolls and deers and dogs, on turquoise ground, Top of lid multicolored "5 bat" motif surrounding "Shou" character ( meaning 5 kinds of good luck and longevity). Unidentified mark of open triangular carving on underside of cart. Wheels decorated with double gourd motif on turquoise ground. (c) Water buffalo: cloisonne multi-colored stylized dragons and bird scrolls on a dark brick red ground. (a, b,c) Ch' ien-lung style. Dark hardwood stand with feet . (a) 36 cm maximum length (b) 22 cm length (c) 24.5 cm max length (d) 39.2 cm length

Cart, miniature, enamel on metal

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Hearst Museum object titled Color slide, accession number 25-26843, described as Chapingo zinnias.

Color slide

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Comforters

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Hearst Museum object titled Doily, accession number 2-62951, described as Lace: floral motif. Knifed. White.

Doily

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Hearst Museum object titled Long-necked lute, accession number 9-16330, described as Banjo. Metal soundbox with top and bottom covered with snake skin. Neck and pegs of wood, ivory trim. Neck and soundbox painted red with floral trim. Chinese writing on back of neck. Bridge and strings appear to be recent additions. Length: 60.5 cm; soundbox diameter: 19 cm.

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Miniature canteen

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